Sioux Falls College - Sioux Brave Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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■•-- You may not be a Facist — Your technique at a Spaghetti Party may be outre — but if you play an ACCORDION you ' ll be the shout on the Campus. w Everything in Music ILLIAMS PIANO COMPANY SINCE 1887 Flowers Express Sentiment Best Minnehaha Floral Co. 305 S. Phillips Ave. Phone 549 Sioux Falls, So. Dakota Bonded Members of the Florists ' Telegraph Del. Assn. Smith Jewelry Company Diamond and Mounting Specialists Sioux Falls, South Dakota (Our Senior Class Rings were bought from Smith Jewelry Company) Sioux Falls College is fifty years old An institution ages more easily and more quickly than a per- son, it is said but Sioux Falls College is still very young at fifty. The oldest, favorite rendezvous in Sioux Falls, the youngest in the stu- dent mind the Palace is still planning things for you for next year, and next, and next And when you need a friend REMEMBER AIACE SWEEIS ' WOtTHWt T ' t fmiil ' Corner of 1 1th and Phillips One hundred forty-eight

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Sioux Falls College may feel proud of its splendid development in recent years and thefne service it is render- ing in the field of higher education. Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce 50 EARS AGO TODAY Dorothy Carlton, Marjorie Dennis, and Ruth Benson held an apple roasting song- fest last evening for a number of (dumb) belles of Campustown. The girls all looked extremely pretty in their new hoop skirts and leg of mutton sleeves. WALT and FRANK ' S BARBER SHOP W Z W. 9th Sioux Falls Rev. and Mrs. Orville Mellquist enter- tained the members of their congregation last evening at a buffet supper. However only four people came, Genevieve Funs- ton, Maxine Erdman, Annette Girton, and John Hein. Thinking that buffet was the French word for no , the rest of the congrega- tion amused themselves playing tiddley winks and riding on the merry-go-round which has just been set up on main street. HAYES MARKET Groceries and Meats 323 N. Main Sioux Falls o --o In celebration of the birthday of her son, Robert Krueger, Mrs. Plum Blossom invited in five of his little friends to celebrate the happy occasion of his cominj of age. The invited guests were: Beth Lommis, Helen Martin, Evelyn McKillop, LeonarJ Renner, and Paul Semm. The uninvited guests were: Walter Streclcer, LeRoy Stamm, and Morton Henlcin. THE FAVORITE STORE of COLLEGE STUDENTS ] PC a gPAttrri ff sk m One hundred forty-seren

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E. C Olson Co. HIGHEST QUALITY CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS at prices in line with today ' s conditions ( ♦ V Use Flame Kist Coffee SIOUX FALLS COFFEE AND SPICE CO. Sioux Falls, So. Dak. FROEMMING CUSTOM ! TAILORS J 318 S. Phillips Sioux Falls ! Meats 1100 West 18th i — JOE ALECK ' S GROCERY j ( INSURANCE In one form or another protects practically every form of Business and Private Enterprise Let your Insurance needs be taken care of through McKinney dC Allen, Inc. 53 Years in Sioux Falls Phone 3200 I Last night a basket social was held at the church in which a dozen young men bid for lunch baskets made by their ladies. The highest bidder was John Shultz who payed $98.99 for a supper made by the dainty hands of Dorothy Godfrey. The Women ' s Suicide Circle will meet next Thursday at the home of Miss Mary Lou Voelker. A talk will be given by Catherine Sanford on The Advantages of Committing Suicide by Jumping out of the Window. This is the fifth of a series of lectures on ways of committing suicide, and after the year ' s meetings are over, the club will as a matter of course dispand, because by then each member will have carried out one of the suggestions, (we hope). Marie Kaufman, Dorothy Vallier, Margaret Aikens, Wilma Webber, Mar- guerite Matney, Avis Rierson, and Bernice Rierson, graduates of Miss Hepzibah Prim ' s Boarding School for Girls, gave a tea yesterday afternoon to show off their culture (it is presumed). One hundred forty-nine